Everyone wanted the salary cap to even things out, making games less predictable and IMO it's starting to. Salford have beat us, Huddersfield and Saints at home. You've beaten Saints and Leeds yet got tonked by Saints twice. We've beat 3 of last years top 4 - 2 away from home yet lost to both of last years bottom 2.

Standards of our officials

The threat of no relegation?

I'm not sure, its hard to put a finger on it.

There was the suggestion made by many Hull fans that Rovers were in a false position last year, that their relative success was due in very large part to the failures of others rather than their own level of performance. The idea that our current poo-ness is a vindication of that argument, I'd reject. Across the course of a League season you get roughly what you deserve. You don't fluke 35 competition points.
The only major thing that has changed is that then Rovers form was generally good and now it is average with intermittent bouts of abyssmal. Which is the 'real HKR', is something that people will decide based very much on their allegiances. My opinion is that they both are.

But yet we have the same squad as last year and look at us

Is the game in this era mainly about fitness?

If you look at most games there won and lost in the last 20 is hull kr's fitness not up to skratch?

After what happened at murryfield and last night the fans who traveled should get a refund out of the players wages

Fisher was sin-binned for the persistent head-high tackles of the whole team. Childs can be heard warning Newton that the next offender would get 10 minutes and it was just bad luck for Fisher that it happened to be him.

I understand that but he was binned for a head high tackle, now I thought that was a straight red, put on report or no penalty.